The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Eyes : They judge what • Stock of Kindness you had for the Living , by theQuan- tity of Tears you pour out for the Dead ; fo that if one Body wants that Quantity of Salt - water another abounds with , he is in groat Danger of being ...
... Eyes : They judge what • Stock of Kindness you had for the Living , by theQuan- tity of Tears you pour out for the Dead ; fo that if one Body wants that Quantity of Salt - water another abounds with , he is in groat Danger of being ...
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... Eye of a " Man , could be of no ufe to a Mole . " It is not therefore for the Benefit of Moles that I publish these my ... Eyes upon it , and withdraw themselves into a wilful Obfcurity . I have already caught two or three of these dark ...
... Eye of a " Man , could be of no ufe to a Mole . " It is not therefore for the Benefit of Moles that I publish these my ... Eyes upon it , and withdraw themselves into a wilful Obfcurity . I have already caught two or three of these dark ...
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... Eyes and dan- ⚫ced before them , but often when they thought them- • selves within the reach of them their footing failed ⚫ and down they funk . In this Confufion of Objects , I ⚫ obferved fome with Scymetars in their Hands , and o ...
... Eyes and dan- ⚫ced before them , but often when they thought them- • selves within the reach of them their footing failed ⚫ and down they funk . In this Confufion of Objects , I ⚫ obferved fome with Scymetars in their Hands , and o ...
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